Met Office Tuesday Morning Weather Forecast 15/07/2025

Met Office

15 July - national forecast presented by Alex Deakin

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00:00Morning. Welcome to your latest update from the Met Office. It's fair to say the weather's changed tack a fair bit over the past 36 hours or so.

00:08It's going to be a wet day for some. Welcome rain in places, but also unseasonably windy.

00:14The wet and windy weather's been moving in through the night across Northern Ireland, up into southern and central Scotland,

00:20spreading across Northern England and into parts of Wales and the Midlands.

00:23Much of East Anglia in the southeast won't see much rain, generally staying dry along the south coast.

00:29But it will be quite breezy here. Some of the strongest winds, though, are going to be further west.

00:33Let's deal with the rainfall, though, first of all, because if we look at it building up through the day,

00:38six-hour rainfall accumulations through the night starting to build up across Northern Ireland

00:43and then spreading into Wales, western England and southwest Scotland.

00:48Now, over the hills in these locations, we could see 75, maybe even 80 millimetres of rain.

00:55Even at lower levels, 20 to 30 millimetres of rain is possible.

00:58As I mentioned, the start welcome rain for some because it has been quite a dry spring and summer, to say the least.

01:05It's also been a pretty warm summer so far, but today temperature's much closer to the average

01:11and feeling quite a bit cooler with that rainier zone over Northern England, North Wales, Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland.

01:18Having said all that, Northern Scotland will brighten up after a bit of a damp start.

01:22Here, across the Western Highlands, we could get over 20 Celsius and probably over 20 Celsius across the southeast.

01:28But again, that's 8, 9, maybe 10 degrees lower than it was through the weekend.

01:32Then you've got the winds to add on, making it feel even fresher.

01:35The south coast of England, but particularly the coast of Devon, Cornwall, the south coast of Wales,

01:39the west coast of Wales in seasonably windy conditions.

01:42Something to bear in mind if you are heading to the beaches here.

01:46Far from beach weather, though, for most places, with the heavy showers continuing into the evening,

01:50slowly pulling away, but staying pretty wet over parts of Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, well into the evening time.

01:57And we'll start to see cloud and rain just pushing back into the far southwest of England, too.

02:02Elsewhere, though, it does turn largely dry.

02:04There'll be some clear skies.

02:05We've got the fresher air as well.

02:06So a reasonably comfortable night, certainly a lot cooler than many a night of late.

02:12Towns and cities may hold up in the teens, but many rural spots will be lower than that.

02:16So a coolish start to Wednesday, but for many, actually, looking like a fine day tomorrow.

02:21Quite a bit of cloud across Devon, Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly and the Channel Isles.

02:25Some outbreaks of rain on and off here through the day, perhaps into parts of Pembrokeshire.

02:29And across the parts of northern England, eastern England, here we could see some thicker cloud.

02:35Won't be that sunny here.

02:36And a few scattered showers.

02:37But for the vast majority, I think it will be a dry and a bright day tomorrow with some good spells of sunshine lifting the temperatures.

02:43A warmer day than today, feeling warmer because the winds will be light.

02:47And with a bit of sunshine, we're likely to see those temperatures more widely over 20 Celsius.

02:5124, 25 if possible in and around the London area.

02:54It may be even up to 26.

02:56And temperatures could creep up a little higher through the rest of this week.

03:00But there's a bit of uncertainty towards the end of the week.

03:03For more details on that, you'll want to watch our weather for the week ahead.

03:06That Alex Burkle did on Monday.

03:09So you can watch that on our YouTube channel.

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